The Boston Red Sox continue to be linked to potential impact bats as they look to build on last season’s success and solidify the middle of their lineup. After missing out on top-tier options earlier in the offseason, Boston is now being viewed as a strong fit for a veteran power hitter who could address a clear offensive need.
Boston’s interest comes amid a winter defined more by trades than free-agent signings. While the club has added pitching and depth, questions remain about where consistent power will come from, particularly following recent roster turnover in the infield. Around the league, executives expect the Red Sox to remain active as they look for a cost-effective way to boost run production.
One name increasingly connected to Boston is Eugenio Suárez, who is coming off a monster season that included an All-Star appearance and one of the highest home run totals in baseball. The veteran third baseman remains a free agent, and several reports have suggested the Red Sox are among the teams with strong interest as his market develops.
Suárez’s profile aligns with what Boston is seeking: right-handed power, experience in pressure situations, and the ability to anchor the heart of a lineup. Fenway Park’s dimensions could further enhance his offensive output, while his defensive versatility would allow the Red Sox flexibility as they shape their infield for the upcoming season.
At 34 years old, the slugger is expected to command a shorter-term deal, making the move a logical fit for a Red Sox team balancing competitiveness with long-term planning. If Boston ultimately pulls the trigger, it would signal a calculated bet on proven power—and a clear intent to contend in a demanding AL East.